COURIER DOCUMENTS



WE ARE CURRENTLY TAKING ORDERS FOR:

1. NIPOST APPLICATION LETTER 
2. VEHICLE/BIKE REGISTRATION 
3. CAC PROCESSING (INCORPORATED ONLY) 
4. MOT APPROVAL LETTER 
5. OK PAPERS 
6. ROAD WORTHINESS
7. HACKNEY PERMIT & VEHICLE LICENSE
8. LOCAL GOVERNMENT PAPERS
     + LAGOS STATE STICKERS
     + OGUN STATE STICKERS
     + INTERSTATE/CONSOLIDATED PAPERS
     + STAGE CARRIAGE
9. LASAA
10. INSURANCE 
11. NEW BIKE PURCHASE 
12. FAIRLY USED BIKE PURCHASE
13. DISPATCH BOX
14. HELMET 
15. RIDER'S KIT
16. HIRE PURCHASE BIKES
17. DISPATCH RIDERS TRAINING 
18. LOGISTICS BUSINESS CLASS

OUR LOCAL GOVERNMENT PAPERS ARE BACKED UP BY ALGON AND WE OFFER SWIFT RESPONSE WHEN RIDERS ARE HELD FOR ILLEGAL PAPERS BY COUNCIL BOYS BOTH WITHIN AND OUTSIDE LAGOS. 

FOR MORE INFO:
07060692321 (CALL & WHATSAPP) 
LEADWAY BUSINESS SOLUTIONS LTD



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